high king
noun
A king to whom other rulers owe allegiance.
Origin
Old English; earliest use found in Beowulf.
- tellograph
- tell one's beads
- tell-pie
- tell-piet
- tell someone off
- tell someone's fortune
- tell someone where to get off (or where they get off)
- tell someone where to put (or what to do with) something
- tell something a mile off
- telltale
- telltale clock
- telltale compass
- telltale pipe
- tell tales
- tell that to the marines
- tell the time (or tell time)
- tell t'other from which
- tell-truth
- tellurate
- telluretted
- tellurian
- telluric
- telluric acid
- telluric oxide
- telluride